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Curve joins and continuity

Two drawn sections meet at one shared endpoint. A smooth-looking join can hide a stronger mismatch, especially when the path will guide motion or further construction.

Curve joins and continuity — The sections share an endpointshared joint (3, 0)POSITION DISPLACEMENT(0, 0)
Position mismatch: (0, 0)

Selected result
What remains connected

What is checked, and where this example stops

Endpoint displacement and first-derivative displacement are zero. Second-derivative displacement is (0, 6) under the shared normalized parameter. A zero derivative is not accepted as a regular tangent.

C1 and C2 here refer to the same declared parameter. Curvature is a separate open relationship requiring a metric and regularity evidence.

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Actual fixture source

bridge-continuity.gojo

Root 0: endpoint and first derivatives. Root 3: second-derivative construction and claim.

This file constructs the connected structure. The validation driver selects reads, actions and bindings for the stepped experiment; parsing this text alone does not run the sequence.

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